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Geeklog in Enterprises?

Authored by: Anonymous (Anonymous User) on Thursday, January 23 2003 @ 08:24 pm EST

I am the webmaster of an information security organization. I have been evalutating using GL for our public presence for about two months. At this point, I am evaluating the code as well as the development philosophy. I like the features, but have been wondering what the future holds. It seems that the vast majority use GL for personal blogs versus organizational or enterprise environments. I am in favor of trying to meet the needs of everyone, however, I would be disappointed if personal homepage-ish features made their way into the core distribution.

As it is now, I consider GL ideal to reach my cluetrain utopia. I hope the difference between GL and the other guys is clear direction and clarity of intended audience.

Keep up the good work.

Geeklog in Enterprises?

Authored by: Tony on Friday, January 24 2003 @ 04:06 pm EST

It's funny you mention this. The future, GL2, is quite simple. You can think of GL2 as merely a CMS kernel. It, of and by itself, accomplishes nothing. It is just the engine for content that controls authentication, authorization, user administration, site administration, internationalization and a module API that exposes these features. Thus, GL2 by itself is useless until you install a module (i.e. article module, link module, CRM module, etc). How professional or personal the site is will be based completely on the modules you choose to install. Other than that, Gl2 is a big threading engine allowing anything to be tied to anything else (i.e. you can attach a poll to an article, a document to a comment, etc). So, if you will, imagine a home page where more than just stories can appear.

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